I am not able to port forward and use Cloudflare Tunnels instead. But I am facing an issue. My Cloudflare tunnel it set to TCP at “localhost:30814” but within BeamMP it needs a port along with the host name but the IP/Hostname already has the port in it. I have tried leaving the port blank and setting it to 30814 but cannot connect. However, connecting to localhost with port 30814 does work.
BeamMP needs TCP and UDP
What do you mean with that the ip/hostname already has the port in it? Could you show an example?
My Tunnel is set to tcp://localhost:30814
Is this on a website or on an app running on your computer?
I set up the tunnel on the cloudflare website and I have the tunnel service, “cloudflared.exe” running on my computer.
According to the website, my tunnel is running
That sounds correct, what ip is it showing as the output? I just need to know the structure, you could replicate it with just the names of the parts (ip, port, domain name) in text for example.
Sorry, I don’t completely understand what you are asking for, but the port is 30814 and I’m using localhost as the IP as it is running on my computer. The domain is beammp.techpyre.com
When you make the tunnel, it gives you something to connect with where it’s tunneled to right? What does that look like?
